DETAILED DESIGN DRAWINGS OF AN ARCHITECT A Client may be unaware of the drawings he is entitled to get at different stages of the project. Here, I have summarily described the kind of drawings he can expect from the Architect and the Consultants working on the Project. These drawings provide an accurate, complete and to-scale graphic depiction of the design concept and a major portion of the construction information needed to build the project. They enable the Client, Contractor, Consultants and the workmen at site to understand the project completely. DRAWINGS PRESENTED TO THE CLIENT BY THE ARCHITECT: An Architect presents different drawings at different Stages as given below: Concept Drawings – After the initial discussions with the Client. Preliminary Drawings – Once the Concept Drawings are approved, further drawings (preliminary Drawings) are prepared. Sanction Drawings (to Authorities) – for approval and sanction from Authorities. Tender Drawings – Detailed Drawings for preparation and invitation of Tender. Working Drawings– Detailed drawings that convey the (technical) information necessary for the Construction of the building project.